Unidentified maker / artist (Hungarian?), Photographic printing frame converted to a folk art picture frame, Printing frame, Private collection of Bálint Flesch?, Posted to Facebook by Bálint Flesch (17 February 2016), LL/65391 |
Equipment
Contents| Introduction | | 781.01 | Introduction to equipment | | Daguerreotype equipment | | 781.02 | Daguerreotype cameras | | 781.03 | Daguerreotype equipment | | 781.04 | Daguerreotype apparatus (1843) | | 781.05 | Daguerreotype apparatus (1853) | | Printing frames | | 781.06 | Printing and enlarging frames | | Retouching and painting desks | | 781.07 | Retouching and painting desks | | Dark tents and dark boxes | | 781.08 | Dark tents and dark boxes | | Watch the Birdie | | 781.09 | Watch-the-birdie |
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